Examples with ConsumerDTO org.candlepin.dto.manifest.v1.ConsumerDTO used on opensource projects

Example 76 with ConsumerDTO

use of org.candlepin.dto.manifest.v1.ConsumerDTO in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class ConsumerResourceUpdateTest method testUpdateConsumerClearsGuestListWhenRequestGuestListIsEmptyButNotNull.

@Test
public void testUpdateConsumerClearsGuestListWhenRequestGuestListIsEmptyButNotNull() {
    String uuid = "TEST_CONSUMER";
    String[] guests = new String[] { "Guest 1", "Guest 2" };
    Consumer existing = createConsumerWithGuests(createOwner(), guests);
    existing.setUuid(uuid);
    when(this.consumerCurator.verifyAndLookupConsumer(uuid)).thenReturn(existing);
    ConsumerDTO updated = new ConsumerDTO();
    updated.setGuestIds(new ArrayList<>());
    this.resource.updateConsumer(existing.getUuid(), updated, principal);
    assertTrue(existing.getGuestIds().isEmpty());
}

Example 77 with ConsumerDTO

use of org.candlepin.dto.manifest.v1.ConsumerDTO in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class ConsumerResourceUpdateTest method consumerCapabilityUpdate.

@Test
public void consumerCapabilityUpdate() {
    ConsumerType ct = new ConsumerType(ConsumerType.ConsumerTypeEnum.CANDLEPIN);
    this.mockConsumerType(ct);
    Consumer c = getFakeConsumer();
    Set<ConsumerCapability> caps = new HashSet<>();
    ConsumerCapability cca = new ConsumerCapability(c, "capability_a");
    ConsumerCapability ccb = new ConsumerCapability(c, "capability_b");
    ConsumerCapability ccc = new ConsumerCapability(c, "capability_c");
    caps.add(cca);
    caps.add(ccb);
    caps.add(ccc);
    c.setCapabilities(caps);
    c.setType(ct);
    assertEquals(3, c.getCapabilities().size());
    // no capability list in update object does not change existing
    // also shows that setCapabilites can accept null and not error
    ConsumerDTO updated = new ConsumerDTO();
    updated.setCapabilities(null);
    resource.updateConsumer(c.getUuid(), updated, principal);
    assertEquals(3, c.getCapabilities().size());
    // empty capability list in update object does change existing
    updated = new ConsumerDTO();
    updated.setCapabilities(new HashSet<>());
    resource.updateConsumer(c.getUuid(), updated, principal);
    assertEquals(0, c.getCapabilities().size());
}

Example 78 with ConsumerDTO

use of org.candlepin.dto.manifest.v1.ConsumerDTO in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class ConsumerResourceUpdateTest method nothingChanged.

@Test
public void nothingChanged() throws Exception {
    ConsumerDTO consumer = getFakeConsumerDTO();
    this.resource.updateConsumer(consumer.getUuid(), consumer, principal);
    verify(sink, never()).queueEvent((Event) any());
}

Example 79 with ConsumerDTO

use of org.candlepin.dto.manifest.v1.ConsumerDTO in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class ConsumerResourceUpdateTest method testUpdatesOnContentTagChanges.

@Test
public void testUpdatesOnContentTagChanges() {
    HashSet<String> originalTags = new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList(new String[] { "hello", "world" }));
    HashSet<String> changedTags = new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList(new String[] { "x", "y" }));
    ConsumerDTO c = getFakeConsumerDTO();
    c.setContentTags(originalTags);
    ConsumerDTO incoming = new ConsumerDTO();
    incoming.setContentTags(changedTags);
    ArgumentCaptor<Consumer> consumerCaptor = ArgumentCaptor.forClass(Consumer.class);
    resource.updateConsumer(c.getUuid(), incoming, principal);
    verify(consumerCurator, times(1)).update(consumerCaptor.capture());
    Consumer mergedConsumer = consumerCaptor.getValue();
    assertEquals(changedTags, mergedConsumer.getContentTags());
}